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3 . .. . ‘ , - ' ‘ " g . c. small—semi! NORWALi cousin ummr MARCH 1. 1926.
. _ 5 . p ‘ « . .. ~ . .5: Connecticut’s Most Prosperous City ~-- A Goorl Place To Live
g g 3 ~ - I 42 Per Cent 01 The People an Their (1‘an .lf‘lon'ies

The Following List of Boosters Have Joined In A. Como 4

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Effort To. Make Norwalk A Bigger And Better City:

CITY NATIONAL BANK

Y. M. C. A; Will Add to City’s . ‘

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Standing, Strength, Growth; a.“L“:é'iirtiiti'"shift.

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Says Famous, Local Athlete “tilt:
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. ‘ SUPREME COURT CIGARS .
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Mfg. by John T. Sneehan

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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a WILBIAM LAUDER

N ORWALK, CONN.

 

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PEERLESS MFG. 00., INC.
Machinery. Machine Parts.
. Engineering
East Norwalk Conn.

. Editor, The Evening Sentinel:
' THE NORWALK Box 00.

So. Norwalk Conn.

Why do I believe in Norwalk‘.

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If a locality possesses healthful home-sites with good streets and beau— I
tiful views, nothing can prevent an increase in fine homes owned by desirable

citizens. Nemalk has this advantage to a greater degree than most New ‘ . 7.. ‘ DAN'S TIRE'EHOP
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England clues“ \ as Ngrl’h Mann stfeet

‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ * So. Norualk Conn.
The already large number of high class manufacturing firms, enjoying

ideal transportation facilities, both by rail and water, gives Norwalk an
., impetus toward an increased growth in this direction, which only a woeful

lack of civic co—operation on the part of its citizens can stop. ,
SANITARY BAKERY

Norwalk’s banks, the ability of whose officers is recognized even beyond' to. 3-0333?“ W“ ” 0...]...
the eastern section of the county, can exert strong pressure to secure in

creased population of the right sort.

The city’s numerous fraternal organizations and semi-civic clu b s- are
showing a “get-together” spirit which cannot help but encourage a spirit oi
co-operationsummed up in this question :-—“What can I say and do to help
’ Norwalk?” -

THE C. S. TROWBRIDGE
' COMPANY

Established over '13 years
Paper Hosea and Wood Cases
50. Norwalk Conn.

The time has long since past when Norwalk should have had a Y. M.
C.‘ A. organization with an adequate and well equipped building. ‘

ROONEY’S RESTAURANT
(lhOiCF Sva FOUL)
1H \Vushington Street
50 Norwalk Conn.

Such an organization affords the best means of bringing into a united
groupall the'boys and men of the community. It will give the boys, the
young men, the middle-aged men and the old men the opportunity they need
to get acquainted with each other; learn something from each other, which
they should know now and perhaps don’t. ’”

It will quickly amalgamate the whole crowd into a Norwalk “Booster’s
Club” which would demand for Norwalk (and get it) a position among
. New England cities second to none... .

RYSZ STORAGE BATTERY
. COMPANY

Joe Rye; Prop.
, Telephone 938
49 Well Avenue, Norwalk, Conn.

I believe the good start for a fine Y. M. C. A. already made, will result
in success. This combined with manyother worthy endeavors for civic bet.
torment should and will make everyone “believe in N orwalk.”

O. D.“OHABNOK
Quality Market
19 Railroad Avenue
Bo. Norwalk Conn.

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Very sincerely.
BILLY LAUDER.

3

H. H. MANUGIAN
Portrait and Commercial
Photographer
do So. min St. 80. Norwalk

 

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Mannheim-rs of Hum-rt hm
Belden Avenue . Norwalk, Conn

THOMAS COMMON“!
‘. 24 So. Main 8!.
lo. Norwalk Conn.

 

SOUTH NORWAIJK \
SAVINGS BANK'

50. No rwal : Conn.

SOUTH IVORWALK TRUST
( 0MPANY

do. hcrwa rt limit).

80. NORWOLK FLORIST
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I 80. Main 8!. Tel 561

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CHARLES H. HARRIS
Glass
Norualk Conn.

P. J. DIPIETRO

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MATTIELLO &

LASPROGATO
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THE LOOKWOOD MFG.

COMPANY
8o, Vomazk 0:120.
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Fri. Norwalk ('M‘fl.
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THE TAYLOR & GOLDEN
COMPANY

Telephone 1050 En. .‘v ‘ u 1.1:, (It.

SAVOIA RESTAURANT
45 Fe. Main Street
SW. Norwalk Coon

W. R. AUSTIN

Chevrolet Sales and Srl‘VlCQ
Railroad Ave. So. Norwsih, Conn.

THE
NORWALK ELECTRIC CO.

. Electrical Contracting
ii. North Main 5L. So. Norwalk

.-. AAR‘N KOHN -
Oldsmobile—Sales and Service.
3 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk

CLIFFORD PHABM.’ "Y

Wm M. Palsley. Prop.
Cor. so. thin a; Elizabeth em.

50. Norwalk , Conn

m Comm counter
Decorators
130 Washington Street

80. Norwalk Conn.

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Cornet Main Ind-Mill! Strut.

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CHARLES} H, HARRIS
Gin:

Norwalk "cau.

THE NORWALK DAIRY CO.

Pasteurized Mill: and Cream
at Center Ave, Norwalk, Conn.

STERLING FURNITURE 00.
51-56 North Main Street
So. Norwalk Conn-

McOOLLUM mm m
votosmzmo SHOP

Tire Experts
47 Welt Avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
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